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Martin Van Buren: The present sound condition of their finances and the success with which embarrassments in regard to them, at times…

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The present sound condition of their finances and the success with which embarrassments in regard to them, at times apparently insurmountable, have been overcome are matters upon which the people and Government of the United States may well congratulate themselves.
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Martin Van Buren
Democratic · New York

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Van Buren highlights the positive financial condition of the United States and the government's ability to overcome challenges.

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